- Interview 1668 - Iain Davis Dissects the Pseudopandemic featuring an interview (52:29) with Davis, a Brit, by James Corbett from his website.
- ‘Papers, Please’: Vaccine Passports Set the Stage for Increased Surveillance by Joseph Mercola, DO (Doctor of Osteopathy) from Children's Health Defense.
- California School Walkout as Thousands of Parents Defy Child Vaccine Mandate by Jack Dutton from Newsweek.
- Two Thousand Hospital Workers Strike in Buffalo by Sarah Hughes from Labor Notes.
- The Wall Street Journal and New York Times Censor Yet Another Major News Story on the Fed and the Mega Banks It Supervises by Pam & Russ Martens from their weblog Wall Street on Parade.
On Friday, we emailed the business editors of the Wall Street Journal and New York Times, asking why they would fail to publish such an important story. We gave them more than 48 hours to respond. There was no response.
- Creator Of World’s Most Effective Anti-War Meme Dead At 84 by Australian Caitlin Johnstone with her American husband, Tim Foley,
also reading the script (but you may miss supporting examples,
illustrations, etc.)--from her weblog. You might be also interested in an article by David Swanson nearly 10 years ago.
Powell’s other contributions to the world include covering up and participating in war crimes in Vietnam, facilitating atrocities in Central America, and destroying Iraqi civilian infrastructure in the Gulf War. But it’s hard to dispute that his greatest lasting legacy will be his immortal reminder to future generations that there is never, ever a valid reason to trust anything US officials tell us about a government they wish to bring down.
- Indicted Clinton lawyer hired CrowdStrike, firm behind dubious Russian hacking claim by Aaron Maté from his weblog on Substack.
- The New Chinese Wonder Weapon Which Likely Isn't One by Bernhard, an independent German blogger from his weblog Moon of Alabama.
Such talks of 'missile gaps' and of purported super weapons an adversary allegedly has is useful when one wants Congress to cough up more money for weapons development.
The FT report may well have been part of such a campaign.
- Gaslighting 1.1 Billion Africans by Benjamin Attia and Morgan Bazilian from Internationalist 360°.
While industrializing nations in the 1900s were building electricity grids through massive public spending campaigns, like Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal in the United States and the Electricity Supply Act of 1926 in the U.K., most of Africa was being actively pilfered of its rich natural resources. Much of the infrastructure built in colonial Africa during that time was built only to facilitate resource extraction operations, such as mined commodities, oil, timber, rubber, tea, coffee and spices.
- Colin Powell dies, trailblazing general stained by Iraq by Robert Burns, Eric Tucker, and Eileen Putman from AP. My commentary follows: